A Record of Results

Advocated for expanded Automated Speed Enforcement before the province ended municipal speed-camera enforcement in November 2025, while supporting appropriate measures such as urban shoulders, high-visibility crosswalks, digital speed boards and speed humps.

Spearheaded the  efforts to open the connection and install stairs between the SouthFields Village Community Centre and SouthFields Village Public School, providing children and families with more direct access to the school and lessening the amount of traffic entering and leaving the school making is safer for everyone.

Pursued solutions to longstanding parking problems in SouthFields Village, contributing to the creation of a one-year Parking Permit Pilot Program that gives residents additional legal and flexible parking options.  The parking strategy was so popular, Council decided to expand it to other communities even before the results were in.

Advocated for the online Council Decision Database and improved mapping and information sharing concerning illegal land uses, giving residents easier access to information about Council decisions and enforcement activity.

Supported the installation of CCTV cameras across Caledon to assist the OPP in deterring crime, protecting public infrastructure and investigating criminal and traffic-related incidents.

Introduced motions directing staff to modernize the Town’s public-facing website and explore the responsible use of artificial intelligence to make municipal information and services easier to find and use.  Going forward need to bolster our  bylaw enforcement resources.  Our bylaws mean little if they are not regularly enforced.

Consistently spoke out against strong-mayor powers and consistently supported open debate, collective decision-making and public accountability in decisions affecting Caledon residents.

Served as Vice-Chair of the Caledon Council Community Golf Tournament in 2023 and Chair in 2024, helping direct tournament proceeds toward projects led by local non-profit organizations.

Over the years I've attended countless events in support of non-profits serving our community.

Listen to residents. Understand the problem. Find a practical solution - and keep working to move it forward.

Experience has taught me that effective representation begins with staying connected. I engage directly with residents - in person, through social media and across multiple platforms - so I can understand their concerns, see issues through their eyes and turn what I hear into meaningful action.

In addition to my regular councillor responsibilities, I was also appointed Alternate Member of Peel Regional Council, the Chair, Governance Review Committee and I proudly served as a Member, Caledon Public Library Board